St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1887-12-11

| men OF Betnlenem presbyterian church,,
and for the benefit of the Eighth ward
help the worthy cause.
Prof. Porter, Misses Geelmuyden,
May, Hughes, Chase, Page and others
for Monday, Dec. IL, by the young
ladies of the Flower Mission of the Sec
Ond UniverSaliSt church, The enter
tainment will be given in the lately fin
ished church parlOrs.
The entertainment given Tuesday
night at Centenary church was novel
and pleasing one. 1t included the
cradle songs of the nations of the world.
| readings by Myra Beals, and a general
musical programme. The attendance
was quite large. The young ladies of
the church gave the entertainment.
Hank Anderson was given ''sur-
prise" by about thirtv-five of his friends
at his home, corner of Seventh street
and Fourteenth avenue south, Tuesday
evening. A handsome gold-headed zane
was among the presents he received.
The occasion was in honor of his for
tieth birthday.
A social entertainment for the benefit
of the NicOllet Lodge No. 119. l. O.O.F.,
was given under the auspices of its
young lady friends Friday evening at
the new hall, corner of NicOllet and
Twenty-SiXth street. Music and sing
ing were among the pleasant features
of the evening.
DR.. MOffett and wife were pleasantly
surprised by number of friends Mon
day evening at their home at 1914 Lin
den avenue. Excellent music was rem
dered during the evening by the Orches-
ira secured for the occasion. Refresh
ments were served by May. the caterer.
The Garrick Dramatic company will
appear for the first time this season at
Harmonic hall Tuesday evening, Dec.
Is. in BulWer LyttOn's drama, Earnest
MaltraverS." The club has appeared in
seasons past. playing benefits for differ
ent charitable objects about the city.
The young ladies of the Andrew Pres
byterian church gave a-pleasant enter
tainment in the parlorS of the church at
400 Eighth avenue southeast WedneS-
day afternoon. An excellent lunch was
the principal feature of the afternoon.
About Seyenty-five were present.
George Matthew CipricO, the TRACE
dian and elOcutiOniSt. will give Shake
spearean recital for the benefit of the
Ladies' Aid society of st. PauFS church
at the church tomorrow night. An eX-
cellent musical programme Will be given
10y the ladies of the society.
Minneapolis Lodge No. L, /. o. G. T..
will hold ''nightcap social" at Good
TemplarS' hall, 125 NicOllet avenue, on
Monday evening, Dec. u. All are in
vited, and each lady is requested to
bring two caps and lunch for two.
The ST. Anthony club gave pleasant
entertainment on Friday evening at 412
Fourteenth avenue southeast. The pro-
gramme of the evening was eXcellently
carried out. A large number was pres
ent. Bonner furnished an excellent
lunch.
There will be dime social Wednes-
day, Dec. II, at the residence of Mrs. E.
NJ. Cannon, No. 290S Fourteenth avenue
south, under the auspices of the Ladies'
Aid society of the Bloomington Avenue
Methodist Episcopal church.
The Zion WOmen'S Society of South
Minneapolis gave fair on Friday and
south. A small sum of money was
realized, which will be used to carry Oh
the mission.
Mr.. and Mrs. Tweedie gave delight
full social on Monday evening at their
residence, 271 Cedar avenue. The Oc-
casion was in honor of their daughter,
Miss Mary, and her friend, Miss Lizzie
Reil.
Mrs. Eta Cook entertained a party of
friends at the residence of Mrs. Warren
Hayes, Ninth avenue southeast, on
Tuesday evening. An excellent lunch
was served by the young ladies.
Mrs. C. l. Baxter and daughter Clara
gave a reception OH Tuesday to about
Seyenty-five friends. Refreshments
were served from beautifully decor
ated table during the afternoon.
The ladies of the Simpson NJ. E.
church gave pleasant literary and
musical entertainment on Monday even
ing for the benefit of the Ladies' Aid
society.
The German club gave the second of
series of dances at Malcolm's hall Fri
day evening. Some fifty couples were
present, most of them appearing i'll full
dress.
DanZ' orchestra furnished the music
at the annual Kitchigammi reception at
Duluth on Friday evening. Dorner, the
caterer, furnished the refreshments,
etc.
The Eighth Ward Prohibition club
gave a concert and social Oh Friday
even ing at Chestnut hall. Dancing was
the principal feature of the evening
The First ward society people Will
give an entertainment next WedneS-
day evening at Relief hail, corner
Stevens avenue and Lake street.
The Sabbath school superintendent
will meet at the First Baptist church
tomorrow evening to organize. Bishop
FOsS will make an address.
Grand Council P. NJ. & ID. of r., \ o.
Il, l. o. o. F.. will give a ball at their
hall, 301 Nicollet avenue, Thursday
evening, Dec. II.
The first annual ball of Minneapolis
Lodge No. 80, Switchman's Mutual Aid
association, will be held in Harmonic
hall Dec. Is.
Mr.. and Mrs. Dean entertained a
number of friends at their home, corner
of Fifth avenue and Franklin, Friday
evening.
Mrs. c. L. Mitchell entertained
number of friends at her home from
eight to eleven Friday evening.
A party will be given tomorrow for
the benefit of the Lucy Hayes W. e. I.
L. by Mrs. Francis Neal.
The Faust club will give its second
social hop at MalcOlm'S dancing academy
next Thursday evening.
Minneapolis Cigar-makers' Union No.
a gave its sixth annual ball at Turner's
hall Monday evening.
Mrs. Ada l.. Robinson entertained
about twenty of her intimate friends at
tea Monday evening.
Mrs. S. c. Cutter and daughters en-
tertained a number of friends at tea
Wednesday evening.
Mrs. Asa Wilcox gave pleasant re-
ception Tuesday afternoon to about
forty friends.
Mrs. Harriet Steele gave tea party
to number of friends Thursday.
OUR GUESTS.
DR.. ]. a. Macarthur, well known in
| this CITY has rnnan annnintad nrnfnSSnr